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Jeremiah Clarke
(c.1674 - 1707)
Wife for any man, A
(String or reed band)
Strings (Vn.Vn.Va.Vc.): score, parts, and cover page (PDF), €0.00 for bundle Download this item(c.1674 - 1707)
Wife for any man, A
(String or reed band)
Reeds (Ob.Ob.CorAng.Bass.): score, parts, and cover page (PDF), €0.00 for bundle Download this item
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1st act tune - 2nd act tune - 4th act tune
Conceived for strings, but also suitable for wind bands. Three act tunes, surviving in manuscript, from a lost play by Thomas Durfey, 1696. The First Act Tune bears more than a passing resemblance to the tune of the song "How stands the glass around?", a favourite of General Wolfe and sung at Quebec the night before his death (also available in notAmos).
Conceived for strings, but also suitable for wind bands. Three act tunes, surviving in manuscript, from a lost play by Thomas Durfey, 1696. The First Act Tune bears more than a passing resemblance to the tune of the song "How stands the glass around?", a favourite of General Wolfe and sung at Quebec the night before his death (also available in notAmos).